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The Congressman Who Got Away with Murder

The Congressman Who Got Away with Murder

The Congressman Who Got Away with Murder

Nat Brandt

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iUniverse
Año de edición:
2014
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Crímenes reales
ISBN:
9781491723838
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The most infamous scandal to shake the nation’s capital: a New York Congressman’s murder of his wife’s lover, Washington’s district attorney, the son of the man who wrote 'The Star Spangled Banner.' Representative Dan Sickles shot Philip Barton Key in front of seven witnesses, his plea of not guilty based on a totally new legal defense, temporary insanity. 3

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